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morose

adjective | /morose/

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very serious, unhappy, and quiet; sullen and gloomy

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Synonyms

sullengloomysulkygloomymelancholic

Antonyms

cheerfuljovialupbeathappy

Examples

"He became morose after losing his job and spoke to no one."

"The morose atmosphere in the office lowered morale."

Mnemonic Trick

MOROSE → MORBID + ROSE (sad) — sullenly gloomy mood.

Etymology

From Latin morosus “peevish.”

Used for sulky, ill-humoured disposition.

Source: Advanced WordsAdded: 9/28/2025

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